Julien Petit
About Julien Petit
Julien Petit serves as the Head Writer for 'The VC Insider' at Substack since 2021 and is the founder of Mighty Nine, established in 2016. He specializes in guiding entrepreneurs in fundraising and understanding venture capital dynamics.
Work at Substack
Julien Petit has been serving as the Head Writer for 'The VC Insider' on Substack since 2021. In this role, he focuses on providing insights into the venture capital landscape, curating content that analyzes recent deals and trends. His work involves significant collaboration with top venture capitalists, allowing him to gather valuable insights that inform the newsletter's content. The newsletter aims to bridge the knowledge gap for entrepreneurs regarding venture capital expectations.
Current Role at Mighty Nine
Julien Petit is the Founder of Mighty Nine, a position he has held since 2016. Based in the Région de Paris, France, he has dedicated his efforts to guiding entrepreneurs and startups in fundraising. His expertise lies in aligning these businesses with the expectations of venture capitalists, helping them navigate the complexities of securing funding.
Previous Experience in Project Management
Before his current roles, Julien Petit worked as a Project Manager at CNFR Foyers ruraux & Associations de développement et d'animation en milieu rural from 1999 to 2001. This position allowed him to gain experience in managing projects aimed at rural development in Charleval, France. His early career laid the groundwork for his later ventures in entrepreneurship and management.
Educational Background
Julien Petit studied at KEDGE Business School, where he earned an Executive MBA in Business Administration and Management from 2010 to 2011. He also attended Robert Gordon University, where he completed a Bachelor’s degree in Management in 2009. His educational background has equipped him with the skills necessary for his roles in writing, entrepreneurship, and project management.
Expertise in Venture Capital
Julien Petit specializes in understanding the decision-making processes of venture capitalists. He highlights the common misconceptions among startups regarding their eligibility for venture capital funding. His work emphasizes the importance of startups demonstrating the potential to disrupt their industry to qualify for investment. He actively addresses the imbalance of power in fundraising, advocating for better understanding among entrepreneurs of the venture capital ecosystem.